Second, the interpretation of Chinese characters:
1, an annual or biennial herb, can be used for milling, sugar making or wine making, and is an important food crop in northern China. There are many kinds of wheat, barley, rye and oats.
2, especially wheat. ‖ commonly known as wheat
3. Last name
Third, the structure of Chinese characters: single structure
Fourth, the word-making method: sound shape;
Verb (abbreviation of verb) The radical of mai: mai.
6. Related phrases:
Malt, barley wave, wheat, wheat stubble, rye, wheat harvest
Extended data:
First, Chinese character strokes:
Horizontal, horizontal, vertical, horizontal, skimming, horizontal skimming/horizontal hook, pressing,
Second, the evolution of glyphs:
Third, the definition of words:
1, malt [mài yá]?
Wheat is processed and germinated, which is called malt.
2. Lang Mai?
It refers to a large area of wheat in the field that is blown up and down like waves by the wind: ~ rolling.
3. Wheat [mài zi]?
A generic term for.
4. Wheat stubble?
Roots and stems left in the field after wheat harvest.
Refers to (land or crops) that are ready to be sown or have been sown after wheat harvest: ~ land. ~ sweet potato.
5. rye?
naked barley